AI Expert Warns Crash Is Imminent As AI Improvements Hit Brick Wall
AI Expert Warns Crash Is Imminent As AI Improvements Hit Brick Wall
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AI Expert Warns Crash Is Imminent As AI Improvements Hit Brick Wall
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yay!
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Yes of course they are at the limit, and because they poisoned the internet with generative bullshit, they can't scrape it and expect improvement, but they are still scraping it, so they're poisoning themselves.
The end of the article has classic snake oil trash. The idea that newer AI could be trained to think similar to how humans think. Yes, great, you know scientists have been working on that for decades. Good luck succeeding where nobody else did. There's a reason that so-called weak AI or so-called expert systems are the ones that we all remember as having lasted for decades.
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the only people ever obsessed with AI, were corporate heads looking to reduce headcount in thier companies, and to suck up more VC money.
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Right. And now AI has failed to deliver the promised miracles (as expected) for three years. So now it's time to pick a new hype train to introduce the venture capitalists to.
All aboard!
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i just went by a convention center, they are still hyping it up with tech conventions every few days, im in the west, so they concentrate all the tech hyping in the west.
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It's worse than that... They are broken. Like, they are all fucking broken.
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Shh. Let it happen. Let the poison take hold.
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I don't think it's just the poison, but an inherent limitation on the technology. An LLM is never going to be able to have critical thinking skills.
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Quality over quantity will be the next generation of AI models
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Figuring out more efficient models would be a big boost as well.
Lots of improvements over the years, and I'm sure there's a lot more that can be done.
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Exactly
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We're going to need a new BS tech meme for arsehole investors to speculate in. Whats next? I'm guessing something medical. Personalized health care perhaps.
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I think you're right.
We're due for something DNA based, since they can all grab a cheap copy of the 23andMe data set, now.
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I got into AI in 2023 for a few months just to see if I could make sense of it all.
The whole thing as an industry is almost entirely smoke and mirrors meant to confuse, obscuring theft and fraud.
It does have some neat applications and opportunities, (generating templates; storyboarding) but warrants a small R&D team of enthusiasts, not the collective investment and resources of entire nations.
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What comes after that is the next google/amazon.
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You should probably mention that this is an article from 7 months ago.
Has anything changed?
No, they already stole everything, so there’s nothing left they can use to train and improve further.
nope, AI already kinda peaked what it can do currently.